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Jules Evans

British writer on philosophy and experience; author of Philosophy for Life and Other Dangerous Situations (2012) and The Art of Losing Control (2017); writes the newsletter Ecstatic Integration.

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30 October

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From one piece A teenager discussed Stoicism with ChatGPT. Then the conversation turned deadly 2 beliefs · ecstaticintegration.org

23 October

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From one piece FDA approval of psychedelics = boom-time for underground usage 4 beliefs · ecstaticintegration.org

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4 September

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From one piece How to think less 2 beliefs · ecstaticintegration.org

29 June 2017

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    Moksha

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    Moksha is a collection of some of those writings.

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    Authors of the Impossible

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    I’ve read most of Kripal’s books and I think Authors of the Impossible is my favourite, partly because it turned me on to the British psychologist Frederic Myers.

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    Centuries of Meditations

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    Traherne was a pastor in 17th-century England, barely known in his lifetime, who wrote poetry and prose, including a contemplative guide called Centuries of Meditations—it’s 400 brief passages for meditation, written for a friend of his.

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1 May 2012

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    The Consolations of Philosophy

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    The Consolations of Philosophy, his third book, introduced to the mass market the ideas of philosophers such as Seneca, Montaigne and Nietzsche.

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